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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

HARElaBURd, Pa, Sept. s0.-Prssident
Cleveland and party arrived on their
special train shortly after 2 o'clock. sev.
eral thousand psopla thropged the depot
and cheered as the train slowly mRle Its
way through the macs Of humanity, which
could not be driven back by the police
men. The Central Damoeretie Club and
band marched to the station ard Joined
with the populace extending cordial
welcome. The train stopped about five
minutea. The President aud Mrs. Oisye.
land stood on the rear platform and boT.
ed to the ueonlp. -. 4. .i9s u TTtf9s = n p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

" our British friends sre still yearning
for the cup, they viii do well to got a
YsukeC.bullt.bost and Yankee crew to
anil her, Thin ia tho cold logic OF tho
eight contests : ID which the cup has
hunrad H'a 'sH--sf ~ ~ sI'r.. ,GI'E
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K TIE INrELLloENcEE welcomes Mr.. Gam.
den to tho tlsld Of West Virginia Journal
ism. His scheme has some Of the always
great cha'm Of novelty, for we understand
thu. he will ink his rollers with coal oil.
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Michael .pavitt In Nsw yorr. i.

5NEw YoRK, Sept. SO. Michael DayiLt
arrived In the city this morning on The
Britannia. The ship was docked at q
quarter past s and Mr. Davitt csmo ashore,
directly entered a carriage and was driven
off with aome friends, .:8r 'SIE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01

Yesterdays League md Association Gamer
At Pittsburgh the Detroit and Pitts
burgh mines had quite an exciting etrug.
| gle. The champions triunphed by coso
score. Both pitchers did good work, and
| what errors the home team mat}o proysd
costly. Detroit 2; Pittsburgh l. Earned
None. Errors-Pittsbursh 4; Detroit 2
Hits-Pittsburgh s; ;sDetroit I. Batte,;ee
Bennett. }Esta s'Gs", >T-S' i
At Philadelphia the Philale,phin- Bos.
ton game was again postponed on account
Of wet grounds. 35I':s5sl 7i'. ~
At Warrington the contest vas q battle
Of pitchers from the very outeet, Whit
ney and Keefe and White did rcmaraa-
bic work, the former coming out sliphlly
the beat. Washington, 1; New YORK. O.
Earned--Wa Washington, 1.za4 4Errors-Ncne
on either eide. Hita-Washipetop, s :
New YORK, 4 Datteries-Wh hi,nsy and
Mack keefo and Murphy. iig Il; =
.fAt cleveland the Clevelauds helped
Iiouisville to get lead o. iour runs ia the
Becond inning by poor throwing, but euc.
ceeded in making 1t up before the game
ended. u grew dark before the eighth
inning, but Moo Quade kept the p]syers on
the field and 5B,owning's thrce,bsgger in
that inning brought ia q run, which ticl
the ecors. The game was then called.
Cleveland, Q; louisville, 0. -Cleye.
land, 49, Louisville, II. Erross-Cleye.
land. s; Louiavills, a. Batteriee- like
and Z!mmer; Hecker and Cook. IS & l8,s :, !
4 At Baltimore the home team was unable
to bat Seward, while Smith wan touched
rather tresly. Baltimore. 8 !; Athletic, 6.
Hiss-Baltimore, 10; Athletic, II 3 Errors
baltimore, e,,3; Athletic, O. n Batteries
Smith and Daniels; Seward and Rob:
inson. = i5@il q ll e v A e
At indianapolis the indianapolis. Chi
cago game was postponed on account Of
rain. 81 ~ 81 B, .l3s 81.
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\ DARKNESS DURING TIE DAY!

Eneot Of the Michigan Forest Fircs-Lumber
X Camp Burned Out. ,,e. .5S;.S,5
EAST sAaISAw, MioH., Sept. SO.-There
are heavy io,ess area in tho woods north
and east, and tho cmoko Is .so dsnss in
this valley that daylight is almost turned
into darkness Il ss5s y Il .r5 glS:,. -
The fre Sat Potts, headquarters OF the
numbering operations OF tho ]. Z. Potts
Salt and Z: Lumber Company, Oscoda
county, destroyed the store, hospital,
engineers Office aud buildings I at one
camp, involving q loss Of several thousand
dollars. n 3t3Sl r. s
Heavy fires in 4 Gladwin end Huron;
counties ara reported, and q good dsal OF
valuable timber burned. ~ s. s.
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GIra !9!jtlt!e::ll!!:isq|Isl!Ill;e!.nl;: 81 l;!.l
once, Nos. aO and At ourtsonth street.
GlvE US a chance at q Navy. we can
build that and sail u, too, Il Congrcnu will
ssy tho word, FsNt fNpg56i !'i1 am
TIE 'Blue Bolls Of sco.lsnd'' are toll.
Ing for the hopes that foated away on
tho ThiAtle-down. Etai# .3a,t n

WHAT II The President did pass through
part OF tho great State Of Ohio in the
night! Ohio Ia q good State to pass
through at any time. @2 Wt y.a,3
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AT pIrrsHURGH,

Incidents OF the Journey feom Altooua to
i. ya tho Ex.Smolsy City.
Ss PIrrssuRau, Pa, Sept. S0.-At Altoona
there was roaring crowd, filling every
inch Of tho immense station platform, and !,
80 far as conld ba sssn il the gathering
darkness, all the open region round shout
Every face wors 8 smile and every voice
Bcrseched welcome, but the throns wa5
a bowling, Bwsying, pushing mob. Bafors
the train had stopped, one Tild.eyed en-.
thusiast had clambsred over the railings
Of the platform with q Here you are, Mr..
President" and graspsa the hand OF The
President, and then turning omitted the
supe1Ha Haous call for three cheors from tho
already hoarse thrnats Of thoao who fol-
lowed. The President stepped down to
the station platform, and an a.temps was
mado to paes the multitude bs!o:e him to
give an opportunity for handchaking,
but despite the commando, threats, en-.
treaties and even blows OF those who tried
to manage the affair, the people nurged
ahead from both sides and from in front as
vol, II The Preaident ,was urged 10 retreat
to tho riatform himself, but he shook
his head and stprdily kept his plsce be.
low, smilingly at frss, but with more
earnest and protesting look after. He e
grasped hand, whenever ho saw 0Re
thrust between, or over; or around those
who were In front, md moiioned yjgor.
ously to the masses to keep back from tho
right and approach from the lett. z
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TIE President might q! leaat have stuck
bis foot cut OF the window at steubenville.
It wouldn't have been iroas.bitten In the
dying houta Of September. " Z. .&
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/. / s; eoaHANpER.IN.cH1Er ELECTED.

s AZ HEALTHY SKIN may be obtained
through Skin ! Success. .Bt Cleansing Soar
and healing ointment. at drug store 81
Nc. ain Rrou. as 3 81,
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huQOR HIS HEAD.

-.HI = -. D.. +
Tic President Decltnes to Exhibit Himself
f5i3l%'i-i2fff ri to Bn2timoreana.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 30.-The Presidential
train reached this city at 11:l0 this morn
ing. a5i5,st ..5a,
The announcement that the party would
arrivo at tha: time attracted about 1000
psraons, fully ono half Of whom are lsdies.
As soon as the train stopped the P'esl.
dent aud Mrs. Cleveland were seen about
the center OF tho Pullman cor. He sst
near the window snd to = request tc 20 to
the platform Of the car bhaot bis head.
25At l:l5 sharp tho sigma! was sivon aud
the train pulled ou. and proceeded on lis
way. There was no demonstration by the
people assembled at the station. .as5
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(, e! Reduction OF the Public Debt. \ X 3Ss%
,WAsu1NdroS, D., q, Sept so:-The eeti-
mated reduction Of the public 8dobt for
September Is Sic, 500, 600. f s4
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lIe Bowed Pleasantly.

YoRK, Pa. Sept. 3o-Tha special train
bearing President Cleveland yeschea York
st is, and slowed up as it reached the
city limits. II paced very slowly through
the city, but did not stop. President
Cleveland stood upon tho resr pls.io1m
and bowed pleasantly to tho assembled
multitude. ;{i 3 Il l5 ii&
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-01
TO-DAY'S GAME OFuALL
To He Played ut Island Pnrk-The Playlers
md their positions.

10 He flnyeo ut Island pnrk-Tho Playlers
md their Positions. E.i
a game o., ball is to be. played at Island
park this afternoon batween the Wheel.
ing club and the Keystone club tf Pitts,
burgh, the champion colorsd club OF the
country. 1t promises to be q great game
and one well worth eeeipg. 5s 80 :Ii;! i!
The following ia list Of tho Keystone
club in Its batting and fielding order for
to.day's game: stanard, |; Grant, 3; Hat
lsld, 81; Walker, G; Allen, l; Miller, p ;
Roy, c. f; Brooke, 2; Grass, /. I p 8
The home club will put a strong
team in the field, as good as has been on q
the diamond this Boason. Morrison and
Westlake will be the battery. Nicholson
has not gone to ST. Louis yet and viii oc.
cupy his old place. George Westlake, OF
the Mans6elds, will fill Myers' place at
shott, and the balance OF the out and ia
fields will be the same as usual. AS the
players Of the local team will be MATERIAL
ly benefited by the game to-day a large
crowd should bs in attendance. 5l.55I.s5 AZ. :
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apeclct Usspatch 70 the lntelltceacer, (t:;
sTEusESyILLE, Sept. S0.-Tho5 special
train bearing President Cleveland and
party passed tho Eess end OF the Ohio
river bridge and entered the State OF Ohio
at ll:00 r NJ, central etRndard time. Two
minutea later it stopped at the passenger
station, where tvolye to fifteen lundred
people with O band were waiting to well
como tho great Democratic Chief Magis-
trate. notwithstanding the enticing
efforts Of the band 4 end Il! tho e loud
clamo1s Of the large crowd for ".the
President and Cleveland, 2 they we're
disappointed, sas the presidential ps.ty
had retired, with the exception Of Col.
Dan Lamont, who explained the situation
TO the plug hat delegation who had taken
lcoasssion sol the rear platform h OF the
President's car--ths chairman Of which
Immediately tuEnsd cold water. on the eS.
peGtans crowd by waiying bis hand for
attention and announcing, ''Tho Bree;lent
Ia uudlessed aud can't como out y Tho
train departed 4 at III :l5 amid the loud
cheers Of the denge Gro wd surrounding It
and lively music by the band. !. The train
smoothly. g., |533TI:.!.s' GRAPH
Turner's 1nt! Refuse to partipipate.
MILWAUKEE ll'Ls.i' 'l':E Wis, sspt. 80. ny vote
Of twnenty.aeyen. to twelve the " est Side
Terner Society, tho most Influential In
the State, hss declined an invitation to
loin. the procession On tho OCCASION I Of
PRECEDENT .Clayeland's visit. The zeayon
assigned .is5 that the honora to DO sfown
the President s.smacks too much i Of the
homass to &royalty8 in n Europe NJ The
south Side and iYoorwaerts Societies took
similar action. ~ Z Y ~
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Two Dollar. Sh ana.

gft55lg, Two Dollar. sh oes. RI
tsF t!ts Ladies' genuine Dongola button shoes
warranted at $a 90 per pair, at IA ||5iI1Si5
i;; 5i:. sSS Y. AMlcK's. n
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a wINsoME PICTURE.

Mrs. Cleveland, who accompanied her
husband to the platform, crsstoa . diye,-
sion and afforded q measure Of relief BY
retreating to the parlor OF the car and seat
ing herself in tho full glare ofi;the electric
lights, at ono Of the wide plate glass win.
dows. The tanks Of the multitude caught
sight OF the winsome picture and crowded
around to look upon It. Tho President
now stepped back on the car platform ss
the allotted time was up, but even now
they were unwilling to h let him 60.
,fho Y last hand he shook was that OF
a man who climbed upon the roof Of the
car, and hung sheaG dognwards over the
rear. There was not, be 1t said, q sign
OF unintentiouA rudenesa throughout !;
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THE INCAMrMsST,

All Inherent now, howoyer, centers in
tho encampment, aud hundreds flock to
tho Exposition Hall to DO near to catch
tho frat word Of any occurrence OF i'm.
portauce. n III .l'I
General slocum Is mingling with the
delegatos making every effort to retrieve
loat ground. He was received In hiu head.
quarters laat night by many yeteraug who
called to pay their respects to tho gallant
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bnt Notwithstanding the good nature and
we'll meant enthusiasm Of the people, the
expression Of a hope La warranted that
better arrangements will be made ahead.
Tho PRECEDENT admitted as he rs.entered
tho car, tha. he had never had quite such
an experience before. The only. thing he
regretted, however, was that such arrange.
ments had not been mada as would have
givon a greater number tho opportunity
10 Ia - HHa II M =
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III b, y EST lRu1N1A PRINTING Co, 80
e :, !, Wheeling, W. Va. 4
JAMES B. TANEY, General Managnr. a, Z.
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sAITv1LLE ITEMS.

Now that dull rainy days have
passed, and all nature is bright with
life and beauty, we will again trouble
the News with our news.
Mr.. Sidney Kelly our enterprising
young friend from Marion formerly
of Saltyille, paid US a visit during the
commencement Hope he will favor
us with longer stay next time.
We wero highly favored by q sere-
made from the Clinch Valley Cornet
Band on their return from Emory.
Wa send our thanks to the members
for the same.
We are very sorry to learn Of Dr.,
g. s. Yertigan's illness, hope he. will
soon be we'll, and again walking the
streets Of Saltyille.
Mr.. Leon Palmer was in town yea
terday visiting his uncle MIR. g.. w.
Palmer.
Miss Susie Lee Stuart and Mr..
Archie A. Campbell wore married at
the home Of the bride in Russell,
Thursday morning, and took the
evening train from Saltyille for
Wytheville. We wish them much
happiness and success through life.
Mr.. B. w. Smyth died at his home
near this place after short illness.
He was loved and respected by all
who knew him: his widow in her be-
reavemsnt has our sympathy. Mrs.
smyth left saltyille with her mother,
Mr.. John +. Xix, on Friday, for the
home Of her father and mother at
Dnblin, Va.
Mr.. @. +. Palmer and others left
this morning for the B. "a. Syringe.
afr. Harrison Burwell, son Of Mr..
L. w. Burwell, of Richmond, is, NO
are sorry to hear, quite sick with
chills and fever. We truly hope the
young man will coon be we'll again.
! sOuIpa,"
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! sM.E.-A SEAMS Saw AIill. with

Fon SGK.-A Steam Saw Mill with
III. z. Mounted Engine capable ,'sof
making 5000 to 10000 feet of luin,
Der per day. Also a Pony Planer,
y al in) also Corn Mill, ALL Of which
can be attached to the above mill.
4 vii! either sell outright, or saa on
shares with a responsible party who
has, OF can secure. a large quantity
of timber accessible to the proposed
new r. II. line, or SsswsbS the thou
saud, The seid mil a. nov lacets d
1t Blacks ford Russell county, gIiere
itcsn be seen, or inforaation given
11by DANrEI. II. WnLIANs,.
Rosedale, Va.
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ws sssaed no papeY last week.
on scccunt of tho absence OF our
foreman, who attended the Semi.
Centennial at Emory & Henry, ss
q member ofthe Band which inr.
snished such excellent music for the
occasion. We had had tile prom.
Use of q "sab.n to get ont the paper
but he did not come to time. In
consequences we are greatly behind
OH news items. Cur readers will
excuse us, rs we have not lost u
previous issue since We took charge
of the NEws--liow nearly two
years.
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childrsnI.s,

Often need some safe cstla-tlc and
tonic to avert approaching sickness
or to relieve .colic. headache, sick
stomach. indigestion Ydysentery and
the complaints ;incident to childhood.
het the children take Simmons Liver
Regulator and keep we'll. It is purely
vegetable, not unpleasant TO the
taste and safe to. take. alone or In
connection with other medicine. The
Genuine has our Trade Mark 'Zs in
red on front Of wrapper. j. b. Zeilin
81 Co Philadelphia, Pa. Junes i'm.
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NEWeaMARKET.

G. W. Greever and G. 3. Brown
will furnish Fresh Meat twice a
week, Saturday and Tuesday morn.
5ings. Gail at the. Market House OF
"A. P. Brown. +
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TAzEwELL C.H.,VA., june ed,

70 TIE Public:
lam anxious to make n collection
of Iron Ores, Manganese, Barytes,
Zinc, Lead. Marble, Clays and
ochres, aud will keep a record OF
same and place any aud al .saiupies
furnished me, on public exhibition.
Twill be glad to receive samples, =
Jnne 3,lm: a. j. MAY,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-06-17

It is how too late to give nm ex-
tended report OF tie cIosing earfs
cises OF MIS-. Gifiesplss Seminary
for yonng ladies, which oeeufrest
| the 9th and 7th.
Everything was done deccntiy:
and in order, BY the FGcnlty and.
pupils. Some things said by the
speakers OH the occasion might
have been lett OUT wtthout damag-,
Ing the Interest attached to the CO.
CASTOR. DR.. Harmon, OF Lynchburg,
elaborated the Tub Philosophy Of
Dlogeness in a style peculiarly Ills
own. That means In away nos0ns
else could do. Wit anil wisdGim->-
history and homily-pith and pun
fun aud frolic- philosophy and pa.
triotism-tilled MP IN address of
more than an hour.
Mrs. Gillespie has como to stay
and has laid deep foundations and
is building we'll thereon. Let lier
have your aid. .sYss
Since Mr. Thurman llns retracted
the "insinuation' that Harve Lam.
bert's vote Indicated the Democrat ID s
10. strength lin Tazewellewe might,
rest the case there. Yet as,he de-
mics that Republicans ipstigated
tho candidacy of Harye, liz he will
find any comfort; ia the fact, we can
furnish him the names of tue Re-
.pnblicans who had Lambert's tick.
cts printed and distributed. We
can give him q large list of Repub.
licans who smote him. We do. not
know q single Democrat who voted
against him; but we can furnish
him a large list WHO voted for him,
who will never do SO any more.
Mr. Hartman seems to complain
most of all that the News told how
many votes Harve Lambert recciv.
ed at Falls Mills and Graham, but
did not comment thereon. He saws
he never would have told Harye
beat him ut Falls Mills, and very
nearly tied him at Graham. If the
NEWS had not told it "witlout com.
ment." AS our action needs ex-
PLANTATION, We give it: We could not
find it in our heart to tell the read
ers of the News that, Mr.. Harman
had been beaten in Falls Mills and
Graham community by, q man SO
Ignorant and incapable as Harve.
Lambert. Our personal relations
with Mr.. Hartman were Of so close
and friendly nature that we could
not afford to say that some reason
not political one-instigated hun.
redsofvotesr, both Democrats and
Republicans, according to Mr., Har..
mans assertion, to vote against
HIM. - 81, aais, !.
We repeat, "no COMMENT onlthe
vote against Mr.. Hartman was the
ontgrowth ola true friendship for
Mr.. Hartman whether he 80 consid !
crate or not. -,i' ~ @ssi
No two men differ more widely
politically than Mr.. Harman andthe
editor of the News; yet the NEWS
p&a.e all voted for him. because
ti.ss ufasSs regard the contest a
political onesd because they we're
not willing to ~stuitiry themselves
Dy voting forsucl. . man, as Lam
bert, who could not hold t6eNatlice,
if elected. Here is our pcomineiit,,
and nothing more. We hope MIR.
Hartman will accept our reason, if
he did extort it. .s
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The richest hlnloroa book Of the

The richest humorous BOOK of the
ageis 7si7s'-.l,,. Y e.sss'.';; 81
SAMANTHA AT SARATOGA
~ Josiah Aliens Wife, Miss Holly
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S'~~ sNOA1py -hNo A1hCb
west from Graham, on the Extension,
and Shat distance will no doubt be
completed before the mud comes.
Give the right of way cheerfulIy to
this grand feeder to our population
and replenisher of our Golfers.
A very interesting meeting was
closed in the Pleasant Hill church in
Thompson Valley last Sunday, which
resulted in FIVE accessions to the
church. Misses Maggie Corell and
Ella Clayton were presented. each
with a Bible and Certificate for hav-
ing recitsd perfectly the Shorter
ICatechism.
Dir. G. 7. Jennings, q member of
the firm Of j. d. Hobbie & Co.,
Lynchburg, who are extensive deal.
ers in pianos and organs, has been
selling a large number of instru.
ments through the Southwest TO
some ofour leading families-who
have displayed good Judgment in
Ipatronizing a reliable house.
The corporation has had survey
ed Q new street leading to the de.
pot at Kelly,s Mills, by which the
beautiful lands OF, Mrs. LYONS are
passed, and willno doubt be on sale
in q short time. A number Of ice
cold springs will be passed in this
line This street opened and grad
ed and the lands penetrated thrown
en- tile market at reasonable prices,
and the future of our townis grand.
$50 soon as the permanent location
is completed work ON the new street
will begin, and q beautiful highway
ready for the public at the depot
LIST ID December.
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! LOOK j! LOOK! l0OKg
n. MURKlAMD,
TIL Muin ST., LyncliburR.

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- ~ ' N'NS'
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ing business. - - ~ ~ s guy ~ ''AAns-
In this sale give uc bargains no Our
i
IIE9Ms-srot Cnh No goodn booked ETonly smonth.
cry house. II d. JOHNSON 4 SON.
May 10 ly. 800 MainSt, Lynchb,rg Va.
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May1sty.
RaURKLAlaD SELLING Ar A PROFIT

Glad better ana as weather warns we om mn
es etS nn cheap twlng cos hive suHiciont to wait
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72l Aluii ST., LyncliburR